achievement, and in keeping with that fine tradition established by our founders, the Seven Jewels, the Brothers of Theta Chapter would like to congratulate and give our best wishes to the following Brothers who graduated this school year: Daren Dandridge, University of IllinoisChicago; Anthony Irvin, University of Illinois-Chicago; George Jackson III, Loyola University, attending Graduate School at Illinois Institute of Technology; Allen Brown, Loyola University; Daren Sharpe, University of Chicago, attending Graduate School at Harvard University; and David Moody, Roosevelt University. Theta Chapter is continuing to live up to the fine tradition of Alpha and we urge all the Brothers to continue to live up to our lofty ideals. Look for the "Eighth Wonder of Alpha" in Los Angeles this summer. Until then, we bid you a warm fraternal goodbye.
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to light" Greetings and a warm welcome to all our Brothers in Alpha from the Brothers of Gamma Epsilon Chapter at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. We would like to extend a special greeting to our graduate chapter, Mu Eta Lambda, and to all of our Brothers in the State of Wisconsin. This fall the Brothers of "G.E." will be striving ever onward and upward toward the "Light of Alpha Phi Alpha." With almost an entirely new chapter, consisting of transfers and new inductees, Gamma Epsilon will be attempting, with revitalized enthusiasm, to uphold the strong tradition established by our mentor brethren of the past. We will be co-sponsoring a Minority Freshman Orientation in late August, and again mid-September. Also, in the fall, we are planning a Thanksgiving and Christmas Basket project, an Exam Collection Party project, a raffle for the Million Dollar Drive/Send-A-KidTo-Camp Fund, and a joint venture with the Madison Urban League. We would, at this time, like to give special recognition to our Brothers who have graduated and will be going on to hold the name of Alpha high elsewhere. "Good luck" and "best wishes" to Brothers: Henry Drake, off to a career in Engineering; Darrell The Sphinx /Fall 1982
Moore, who is actively pursuing a career in Marketing/Sales; Brian Spewer, bound for a career in Retailing/Manufacturing; and Kevin Cohee, who truly exemplifies Alpha Phi Alpha's commitment to high ideals, lofty accomplishments, and success in academics, by successfully completing his Masters in Business at UW/Madison, and presently being enrolled at the Harvard School of Law, May you all find peace, happiness and success in your future endeavors. Gamma Epsilon would also like to recognize its new members, who provide the necessary spark vital to any chapter's existence. We welcome transfer Brothers John L. Davis and Gregory Malvin, and neophyte Brothers Mark Edwards, John Musachia and Van Sapp. We look forward to a prosperous year working with you. Our officers for 1982-83 are.- John L. Davis, President; Gregory Malvin, Vice President; Van Benedict Sapp, Corresponding Secretary; Mark Edwards, Treasurer/Social Co-Ordinator; Kenny Samuels, Dean of Pledges/Historian; Tony Hampton, Sergeant-at-Arms /Parliamentarian; John Jenkins, Business Manager; and John Musachia, Recording Secretary. "G.E." welcomes any correspondence from our Brothers throughout Alpha. Come on and visit "G.E." — "we bring good things to light."
nebrosko Beta Xi Lambda holds Scholarship Luncheon In the tradition of Alpha Phi Alpha's aims of manly deeds, and scholarship, the Beta Xi Lambda Chapter of Omaha, Nebraska capped a successful year of activities with their annual M. A. "Gus" Dillon Scholarship Awards Luncheon. The recipients and their parents were the guests of the chapter. The young men were recognized for their outstanding academic and leadership achievements. The high school graduates received plaques for their achievements. Two graduates received $500 scholarships. Each recipient had a 3.5 or better grade point average. The chapter also recognized the young men graduating from junior high to high school, who maintained a 3.0 or better grade point average, with certificates of achievement. It is hoped that through this recognition, these young men will continue toward scholastic and leadership achievements throughout high school. The program included lunch, the awards and scholarship presentations, and an inspiring keynote address given by Brother Rev. William Johnson, Pastor of Calvin Memorial Presbyterian Church. Brother Carl Turner was the Chairman of the Scholarship and Awards Luncheon.
(Above and below) scenes from Beta Xi Lambda's M. A. "Gus" Dillon Scholarship Luncheon — in Omaha, Nebraska.
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